Inside shade greenhouse

Achieving optimal greenhouse temperatures via screening One important parameter in a good greenhouse climate is the temperature. It can't get too hot, nor to cold.

A perfect balance is good for both your plants and your business. Too much sunlight heats the greenhouse and the crop to undesirable levels. For most crops, photosynthesis slows down at temperatures above 30℃. At higher temperatures much of the carbohydrates are spent on maintenance, with few leftovers for plant tissue formation.

When the temperature is too low, plant growth, fruit and flower formation slow down. Greenhouse temperatures can drop quickly in the event of cold nights, strong winds, rain or snow. Cut down your heating costs It's one of the smallest investments in a greenhouse. And yet, the right climate screen not only has the biggest impact on the quantity and quality of your crop, but also your bottom line.

Shade cloth is used to protect plants from too much heat from the sun. It is also used to improve the diffusion of light and provide ventilation for the plants. One of the important aspects to consider when selecting a Inside shade greenhouse is the colour. Shade cloth colour influences the growth of various plants

In fact, with energy bills on the rise, it's reassuring to know that our screens can help you cut back dramatically on heating expenses. Our screens use films and foils, which block outgoing radiation. Basically, this means the aluminum laminate strips take up heat without giving it away. So when closed at night, the screens trap the heat. The result? A 43% to 75% cost reduction compared to a greenhouse without a screen. And remember, the more aluminum the higher the savings.